Yea, and now there’s the swingback glorification of selling out.

Financial success in and of itself shouldn’t be shameful or exalted, I wonder if there’s a movie showcasing that exaltation of personal commercial success the way reality bites showcased the shame.

I can’t think of one that nailed it the same way.

Reality bites(1994) portrayed the paradox of the newfound “horror” of selling out in the 90s by achieving goals you set our for yourself.

That nailed a specific part of american culture for most working people in the country.

Waiting is also weirdly accurate because on the production side you need actors to focus on portraying a particular personality trait to define the entire character, but that applies in real life to restaurant dynamics, one salient personality trait sort of defines who each person is, like it makes it easier to work in a group if you know that that guy is the stoner or that guy is the cool dude or that girl is the bossy one.

Kids(1995) got suburban entropy pretty solidly. Gummo is kind of in that category too, although I can’t confirm because I never lived in the boonies.

Tuesday Fiasco

I didn’t assume, I literally asked you directly if this was written by AI.

You chose not to respond, then told me that you hate me, and keep responding like an asshole.

It doesn’t matter if you’re neurodivergent or not if you’re choosing to be an asshole.

I asked you a simple question, you could have answered it.

I haven’t heard about this, thanks.

Great call

The clutter from everybody is much more educational and enjoyable for me than the clutter from a handful of people.

Hahahaha, Those are real out loud in the world has.

I identified with this statement.

I’m so happy for you.

I blocked them a while ago, lemmy seems more open without the clutter.

Who’s bones of the Moon though?

Dang it, he just posted an awesome video that I love.

Well…probation it is.

Haha, awesome, that rocks!

Haha, nice, that sounds pretty good.

Haha, nice.

Hahaha! Oh man yea that’s good

Definitely. If they say something non-specific like " that sounds great" or " I wish I could do that", I don’t pursue the topic at all.

It’s more after we have a conversation including “Do you think I could do that too? How? Can you help me do it?” And I have to provide specific answers or show them and then receive the brunt of their ire or dismissal.

It is so satisfying when I do help someone achieve their goals, though, that if I am asked specific questions I usually help, even if nine out of 10 people will balk at the opportunity once they can see it in front of them.

Ha, yeah that’s a vibe. Can’t hate it.

Oooh solid. Nice

Do you have a favorite so far?

Very cool, thanks

Did somebody tell you my experience is other people’s experience?

And I got to ask, what is tiring about doing whatever you want or or don’t want to?

The preconceived notion that travelling is tiring.

Why do you think my lifestyle is good for everyone?

I did find this huge secret, and people don’t like knowing how easily they can/could have achieved their goals.

They go on the attack as soon as they realize they’ve been wasting time.